Nearby wonders

Once you've settled into the serene ambiance of Manyuliang Village, there's a myriad of fascinating places to explore nearby!

Namdapha National Park: A national park and tiger reserve that spans over 1985.23 square kilometers and straddles the international border between India and Myanmar. Namdapha boasts a rich diversity of flora and fauna, with over 150 timber species, rare orchids, and a wide array of wildlife. It's the only park in the world that's home to four feline species of big cats, including tigers, leopards, snow leopards, and clouded leopards.

Siang River: Adventure seekers will relish a visit to the Siang River, located near Pagin. This scenic spot offers opportunities for river rafting, angling, and trekking. Moreover, you can interact with the local hill communities and admire the famous hanging bridge, crafted from cane and bamboo, adding a unique touch to your journey. 

Tawang Monastery: As the second biggest and oldest in Asia, the Tawang Monastery is a must-visit attraction. Founded in 1680-81, this celestial paradise is adorned with an 8-meter high gilded statue of Lord Buddha. You can experience the drone of monks in prayer, marvel at priceless thangkas, and explore a library, museum, and school for basic education.

Promoting sustainable tourism

The village's dedication to eco-friendly farming practices, organic agriculture, and self-sufficiency highlights the importance of responsible travel. By visiting this destination, you support a community that respects and preserves its natural surroundings, providing a blueprint for sustainable tourism that minimizes the ecological footprint while enhancing the visitor experience.

Best time to visit

If you want to enjoy pleasant weather and explore the region's natural beauty without weather-related disruptions, spring and early summer are your best bet. However, if you prefer fewer crowds and don't mind some rain, the post-monsoon season can also offer a unique experience.